• Discover why enhancing accessibility is a smart business strategy. Learn how offering accessible services can expand your market share, grow revenue and enhance your brand reputation.
• Understand the key areas to focus on for increasing accessibility, providing you with a strategic approach to make your business more inclusive and welcoming to all.
• Learn about low-cost, high-impact solutions for improving accessibility that don't require large financial investments, allowing you to make meaningful changes regardless of your budget.
• Walk away with practical, actionable steps and a clear roadmap for removing barriers to your services, helping you meet and exceed the expectations of diverse customer groups.

• Nominations NOW CLOSED 

• Adding a compelling deal to your ATDW listing. Must be a minimum of 10% off tourism offering, or equivalent RRP value through an added incentive.
• The deal should be valid for the campaign period, between 1 August to 31 October 2024 (travel dates can be associated with the deal).
• Imagery used on the ATDW listing should demonstrate the experience on offer.

•  Update your images
• Ensure your Business Description is up to date – put your ‘Unique Selling Points’
• Products –accommodation & tours – ensure your bookable products are showing and available – whether you self-manage, link with a channel manager or tour partner
• Bank Details need to be correct (this is how TTE pay you)
• Cancellation Policy

• Avian Influenza is a serious disease of wild and native birds, in addition to poultry such as chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys.
• To date, Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza has not been detected in the Northern Territory.
• Early detection is critical in managing the potential spread of the virus.
• Please report any sightings of multiple sick or deceased birds by contacting the 24-hour Animal Disease Hotline at 1800 675 888.
• To stay up to date and to access information on Avian Influenza visit Avian influenza | NT.GOV.AU

Guides Australia is hosting a Tour Guide information session on Tuesday 27 August from 3.30pm at Novotel Esplanade, Darwin.We would love to meet you! 

The pre-cyclone clean up are back for 2024!

Million Dollar Fish is celebrating its 10 year anniversary and this year
Home to the famous barramundi, the Northern Territory is widely regarded as Australia’s top fishing destination for hooking one of these iconic tropical fish species.

The Million Dollar Fish competition was first introduced in 2015 to boost visitation and to give fishos the chance to reel in prize-tagged barramundi.

Renowned as Australia’s richest fishing competition, Million Dollar Fish continues to grow in size and value with more prize-tagged fish released each year. Barramundi are tagged and released right across the Territory in five main fishing regions including Arnhem Land, Darwin, Kakadu, Katherine and the Tiwi Islands.